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| Native Youth Preventing Diabetes (NYPD) is a diabetes prevention education program designed to provide Native American children the necessary steps to prevent diabetes and metabolic syndrome. Originally NYPD was executed as a summer camp experience. However as the epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes grows it has been clinically apparent that Type 2 diabetes prevention will require much more intensive intervention than can be provided in a few days during the summer. Lifestyle changes are the primary mode of Type 2 Diabetes prevention. Lifestyle changes are best influenced early in life by an age and culturally appropriate disease prevention education program. NYPD has based it’s intervention education on. read more |
NYPD celebrated its 10th year in 2011. NYPD receives Model Program of the year from the Association of American Indian Physicians NYPD Receives National recognition for 4th year in a row! 2007-2010 NYPD's Camp Director, Michelle Dennison, featured in OU Medicine Spotlight Spring 2010 NYPD Received Legacy Funding for NYPD 2011 Planning NYPD Camp 2012 -
NYPD Newsletters available - NYPD Camp Pictures are available-
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NYPD Coalition Members :
Tribal Contacts click here |
Step1 | Check our coalition members to see if your tribe is a current partner with NYPD Kids today! If they're not, consider asking them to find out more about NYPD. | |||
| Step2 | Contact your tribe or a tribe in your area that is listed as our partner and tell them you are interested in joining NYPD Kids for 2012! | ||||
| Step3 | Complete the registration packet provided to you by the tribe to get signed up for NYPD Kids 2012! | ||||
"I know not to eat too many dirty toes" (Doritos) "If it wasn't hot, it wouldn't be NYPD camp." "Can I come back next year? Please!!!"
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